Interpol announced on June 16 that it had dismantled a massive cybercrime network operating across the Pacific, with arrests in Nauru and over 20,000 malicious IP addresses taken down. The operation, dubbed “Secure Pacific,” targeted info-stealers — malware bots that harvest passwords and financial data for sale on the dark web. Participating nations included Fiji,…
On June 16, China’s foreign ministry issued a rare public rebuke of Israel, urging it to halt “risky” military operations against Iran and warning of “serious consequences” for regional stability. The statement follows Israel’s June 14 airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites and Tehran’s retaliatory missile barrage. Beijing’s intervention signals a growing ambition to position itself…
On June 16, the Philippines opened its new academic year with a bold experiment: a pilot rollout of the revised K to 12 curriculum in 889 schools. The overhaul trims bloated subject loads and reorients senior high school toward employability — a long-standing critique of the original 2013 law. Under the new framework, core subjects…
After weeks of tense negotiations, Florida lawmakers reached a landmark budget agreement on June 16, finalizing a 2025–26 spending plan that reflects conservative fiscal priorities: tax relief, leaner government, and strategic investment in public safety and disaster preparedness. The deal includes a sweeping $1.3 billion in tax cuts — with over $900 million coming from…
I read a meme about Blue cities being targeted more in the immigration raids, the reason given as to why was political revenge. I found that a little dishonest, so here we go. The disparity in immigration raids between blue and red cities is primarily influenced by local policies and cooperation with federal authorities. Many…
